Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-01-29

| ments in European archives relating 70 the
early history of the United States. II ap-
pears that there are many such documents
in Europe, and it is proposed to secure
transcripts for free con uitation in the ma
tional capitol.
In plain black casket at the morgue, in
Cleveland, O., on Saturday, lay the body of
Mrs. Antoinette Cebelk, the unnatural
mother, who, on Thursday, butchered three
of her children ard fatally wounded two
more, and thon hanged herself. Clasped
to the bosom of the dead woman was the
body of the baby Willie. In white casket
near the black one, lay the bodies of Annie
and Mamie, the two other innocents. The
doors of the morgue were opened at an early
hour this forenoon and for nearly i've hours
stream of sight seekers surged past the two
collins. Thousands of people we're attracted
to the place, and it required the services OF
detail of police to keep the crowd in order.
This afternoon the bodies were buried at
the city infrmary farm. No prayer was
said or other religious service attempted.
The murderess was a Catholic. Vaelor
Cabelk ar his three SONS, who are spared
to him, rode in carriage behind the hearse.
The two collins were deposited in one grave.
James and Antonio, the little boy and girl
ish mother, are still alive at the city hospital.
Vaelor Cabelk shows signs of insanity, and
it is feared that the awful trouble will un-
settle his reason.
A special to the Chicago Times from To-
lodo, Ohio, says: There is considerable ex-
element along the river front and in rail-
road circles over the possibility of repeti-
ton, in few days. OF the disastrous floods
of a few days ago. The warm weather of
the past few days has melted most of the
snow in the Maumee valley, and warm
rain has set in. A dispatch from Naumee
City nine miles above Toledo, says the ice
lands here are moving their goods to higher
quarters.
Mr.. w. II. Firth, general southwestern
passenger agent of the Burlington system,
has resigned, and Mr.. II. G.. Orr will as
sumo charge of the passenger business at
this point.
Nearly two thousand farmers of Clermont
county, Ohio. participated in hunt, the re-
suit being the killing of two red foxes.
Two children at Niagara Falls slid into q
swollen sewer which runs under the town
and empties into the river near the whirl-
pool. They were ten minutes in making
the dark passage, but were rescued by men
at the outer end, secured by ropes. Although
apparently lifeless, the little ones were re-
suscitated.
Sadie Hays, the negress who shot and
killed Police Sergeant jerks in st. Louis,
Mo-, on the 9Th of October, 1883, was
allowed to plead guilty in the criminal court
to murder in the second degree and was SEN
fenced to SO years in the penitentiary.
Upon the trial she was found guilty OF MUIR
der in the first degree and was sentenced to
be hanged, but the supreme court granted
new trial, and when the case was called this
morning the above action was taken.
It is announced that the st. Louis & San
Francisco railroad will be extended from
Salem, Missouri, to Little Rock, distance
of 300 miles. The new line will run through
Dent, Shannon, Carter and Oregon counties,
Missouri, and through Randolph, Lawrence,
Sharp, Independence, Cleberne and Faulk-
ner counties in Arkansas. The Arkansas
river will be bridged at Lewisville.
Delegates from the various organizations
of veteran soldiers in Chicago, ILL.,, met and
adopted resolution indorsing the congress
sional bill to give Dearborn park to the pub
lie library, Academy of Design, and Soldiers
bcme. Thomas Rruan reports that the
latter institution has SIC, Ovv invested in real
estate, the income of which is given to
needy families of soldiers.